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Diluting grass using water drops is your specialty.
Breakdown of dilute
dot; drop
丶 component
water
水
grass
艹 component
specialty
専
One reason your measurements are always accurate is that it's your specialty.
Usages of dilute
薄
dilute
薄いusui
thin; light; weak
Used to describe the physical thinness of something flat (like paper or cloth), the lightness of color or taste, or the diluteness of a liquid. It can also imply something is superficial or not profound.
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